Please bring your binoculars and spotting scopes to the Park Office for a driving tour to otter hotspots along the National Wild & Scenic Clarion River. This is the prime time of the year to witness otter activity. Chances are good to observe otter sign such as slides, tracks, and latrines along the banks of the river. Hot chocolate and coffee will be available at the Park Office to warm us up. Maybe we’ll even get a chance to see a river otter romp in action!
This eventn invites students who attend Northside or Pinecreek Elementary School.kindergarten through secondgrade,to wear pajamas and slippers,bring there favorite stuffed animal and listen to stories. Each student will recieve a free book and snack to take home. 0
Make Your Own FurryFriend AtThe Library On March 7, RSVP By Feb. 19th Extras Available for xtra cost . Duck Book($8.00) Dino Zippies ($5.00) Green Dress ($3.00) Shirt $ Shorts ($4.00)
Cook Forest State Park will be conducting an interpretive cold weather kayaking trip on the National Wild & Scenic Clarion River. Join the flotilla and celebrate the last days of winter on this 4-7 mile interpretive float. Bald eagles, river otter, mink, and mergansers have been known to make an appearance. Cost is $40/boat (bring your own or we’ll supply you one) with check or money order made out to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Lunch provided. All monies raised go towards future programming at Cook Forest State Park. Participants must pre-register by 3/6/26 by contacting the Park Office at (814)744-8407. Prior kayak training participants receive a 50% discount. Safety is of utmost importance. All participants must have the following required safety equipment or will not be permitted to
Stem Saturdays Second Saturdays Of The Month 2:00pm till 3:00pm For Kids Grade K-6 Marchn 14th will be The Science of Color
STEM Saturdays at the Library Spark your child’s curiosity this season with STEM Saturdays! Hosted by the Rebecca M. Arthurs Memorial Library, these hands-on sessions are designed to engage young minds in the wonders of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Each month features a unique, interactive theme tailored for students in Grades K–6. Whether it's exploring the chemistry of candy or the secrets of the natural world, there’s something for every young explorer. Event Details When: The Second Saturday of the month Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Who: Kids in Grades K–6 Location: Rebecca M. Arthurs Memorial Library 2026 Schedule Date Theme February 14 Candy Science March 14 The Science of Color April 11 Rocks Really Rock! May 9 Seed Science
